South China Morning Post - 2022-12-01

• TRIBUTES TO ‘WARRIOR’ JIANG
• Leader who counted HK handover among his proudest moments
• US sounds nuclear alarm as it finds yet another ‘China threat’
• Divisions surface over role of lawyers from abroad in city
• FCC SECURES NEW LEASE BUT TERMS CHANGED
• Exchange Fund loses record HK$265.5b in nine months
• Crackdown on ‘hostile forces’ vowed following protests
• Leader who took China on path to global power
• Six years for protester shot as he tried to take police gun
• AI used to detect Alzheimer’s disease
• Weakened immunity among residents raises fears of bigger winter flu outbreak
• PLAN TO REVAMP CROSS-HARBOUR TUNNEL TOLLS
• TRANSATLAN­TIC RESOLVE ON BEIJING SHORT-LIVED
• Vaccine mandate a hard sell in dilemma for authoritie­s
• Reusable rocket engine test boosts ambitions for a crewed moon landing
• Gas supplies on agenda as 30 years of Kazakh ties marked
• XI EYES CLOSER ENERGY ALLIANCE WITH MOSCOW
• Zero-Covid ‘hurts US diplomatic work’
• Beijing ‘makes play for bigger presence in Indian Ocean’
• FTX ‘DAMAGED TEMASEK REPUTATION’
• Anwar gets off to cracking start on shortage of eggs
• President called a ‘dictator’ after truck strike crackdown
• Elite Indian hospital falls victim to hackers
• Taliban suicide blast kills four, wounds dozens
• BIDEN HOSTS MACRON AT TESTING TIME FOR ALLIES
• US weighs terror group label for Russia’s Wagner
• Militia heads guilty of sedition in Capitol trial
• MOSCOW ‘FIRING UNARMED MISSILES TO DEPLETE KYIV’S STOCKS OF AIR DEFENCES’
• Clean power push
• Wise decision saves Exchange Fund from far bigger battering
• Auction sector shrugs off dinosaur drama
• Hong Kong must not neglect older people living with HIV
• Return to normal may be hard to achieve
• A plea for normality
• EU overestima­ted its influence in trying to shut out Russia
• India’s agenda at G20 will be one of healing and hope
• Factory and services activity on decline
• INVESTORS PIN HOPES ON LEADERS’ MEETING
• Developers scramble to tap equity financing
• Big players adjust to thrifty consumers as competitio­n intensifie­s
• FAMILY OFFICES IN ASIA KEEN ON PRIVATE EQUITY, DIGITAL ASSETS
• AAX hit by losses at 10kM trading unit, ex-worker says
• HKMA stresses need for regulation amid FTX fall
• MANPOWER WOES HIT iPHONE PRODUCTION
• A quiet success story
• FILM REVIEWS
• Japanese actress is kicking down doors
• WHY A HIGHER ALZHEIMER’S RISK IS NOT A SENTENCE
• Why documentar­y on Nasa Mars rover will bring tears to your eyes
• Four Seasons to launch mega yachts
• Universal Crossword
• Times Crossword
• Richards’ family sparks ‘change of luck’
• GAKPO CONTINUES TO SHINE FOR NETHERLAND­S BY SCORING IN THIRD CONSECUTIV­E MATCH
• HUMBLED GERMANS SEEK REDEMPTION
• Belgium finally get must-win game against Croatia
• Rashford roars back into form
• Senegal legend Diop inspires Koulibaly’s heroics
• No pain, no gain as Pulisic stars for the US
• WOODS SAYS NORMAN IS BARRIER TO RECONCILIN­G
• Rodrigues bout off as Todd Covid positive
• FAVOURITE SMITH LOOKS TO CAP BIG YEAR WITH VICTORY IN AUSTRALIAN OPEN
• Jokic battles crowded field of candidates for MVP honour
• Number of teams and events cut for Sevens Series
• CITY ‘EXTRA SPECIAL’ FOR WORLD No 1 GOHAR
• Virus sweeps England camp in Pakistan casting doubt over first test
• Ko Ho-long leads medal rush in Thailand
• Struggle to survive may outshine fight for top spot
• SEASON TO CELEBRATE
• MERRY MARKETING
• THE UPSIDE TO THE DOWNSIDES

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